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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
A pENocRArIc PRorEsr.

We, the undeFs gaed, city rs Of Seattle
and members Of the Democratic party, fee
called upon. as an ACT Of simple justice &c
q political adversary. 20 record our protest
against the gvoundiess and Seandalo
charges and destinations mace against ex
Governor Squire ia reoeat issue OF The
NeS York sun. aud igaoaatly or mali
cloasly repeated in other papers thrOagho8l
tie country, 10 reference - the en- ial &C
ten Of Gov. >qaiie in TspFNsSiag the anti
Chinese riots "a this city and IN cal ing L
;. Troops TO aid 10 Upholding th- lass o.
the country.
We afirm that the measures tzkeu b
GOV. Squire 81 the lime in Q8eSti1n wers
wise. patriotic and Necessary; thsE they
Eere dictated solely by patriotic motives:
and that the miserable. psltry eonSijeFA
tons atiri5ated 5y the Sua srtiele d Gov
Squire not ea,y did not tHt1 renee BIZ action
BIT were not even ~ n ach as thought OF By
him IL : wei kaoHn here that the o. :
Troops we're qaArteTed ia Gov. Squirs-s
baidihg against his express Sishes. that
the ofheers IA ognnand of the truops in
sisted % oeeapyinE those eail6inS. because
they we're situated close 70 TIE Chine~e
quarters and Were the ozly baiidi 3 thar
eoaid be foRad large enough 10 aeconsno-
date tie fToops- AID il j. eqaa y vel
known here that the rat charged the GOV
eminent By Gov. Squire for the ess q H.
baildiaEs sas less hy nearly Slo0 a mouth
than shat had short tine before been paid
By private parties Il thus app~srS thst the
insi a2Gioas aad charges "a the Ssn SAX t.
the level Of intaussas esiunaies-
The Democra'ie party q Washington Ter
riteTy shaal3 Be and S above the uss o.
=
hsnoFabe PArtE. can il aa5rS b. the sileace
Of IS me bsrs syea to appear - be wiling
70 profit 81 the eiEcalzgieu % cs,aanies
az Inst is political adversariss Bsih a.
Democrats. then. aa3 As DsiEh baFs o. Gov
Squire. We feel ealie3 ap01 . 6saonuee -
Iaiss and Soz1Azlous the iasiauzfians and
charges 2EsiasE hisa pab isaed ia tie Saa.
As eiEsZsns Of Nashiagt5a Territory.
having a jESt PRIDE in IL good Ease aad IL
thzE q is eflcizis irFe<peci ve o. party. &
sa1r,ls as pleasa . be abe TO eaaclads
tbs protest win thfs testimonial u the OF
eial character Of Gov. squire.
h has uroFel hiaaSsa a. haa -. faisbfsl
pa5lic oeaceF. ever Eaiehfal & the paalsu
Interests sSsaiiasi ia The disehagse Of hi>
pabi5e ia -. and SlsayS ieYal 10 tsr en-
stltzfian sd AVS q the CHitss states.
VI WhiEe C. : Chzs r Naa6av. A.
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q J. C3.ke;g. < q Cd3usn
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SEkrTLK. - "a Isl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
BEWARE!

A CERTAIN IEpEKTuzE OF NdKfsksB
n bearing 5Ass JAY "a. tss6 ns1e b. 7. Y.
ntstese
he above m.rtERra anf note kzya eeea
loss. and thfs notics IL - EAra aay eos fsol
beng rwinIied tAro a TEEN ~ fFa1a1iFEi
sasiEnmens- GEDEGs " B4rc& ! &xI
WILL PAY 500 FOR TIE RETURs
i Of gnods stolen froua ny kc1ss FEteaI
nlon- Nay 18th consi 81 4 q Sad Wa,r1
snd chain. te 1elry. GivsrWa-a &c. So
SO for informAtioa lea1isa 70 eonsigzt1
% thief gu B B ASCHAkD
Blanchard. v 7 MAy Il i&7. BtSi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

Chinese aaartsr-whRFe the trusFs Seuld b
ueedsa. Il at an, were wisely selected
on the aecond aarent of tFooPs. ia FEB
r1ary 1856 the s4aae bnildings we're eeea-
ped. az a fair reusai afterwards agrrec 1poa,
after considerable expense was incurred N
a4tinx them for saeh occupancy. A lev
oars thereafter the force Vas Fsdae ana
the rental OF the Standard Theafer Was re-
HnquisAed
some tine BEFORE the sth CO May the Pres
iaenk OF the United States ordered TIE
1 cops 10 he withdrawn On thai date. AID ali
p-eparafioas 90 90 de- were ma6e up othAf
tine. il wzs within ny knowledge that ysa
faily expested this 10 be falE ed vas
Afterwards infur1ned BY the principal Chi :
Dese and their stiorney in Seattle ia
thruaEh the solicitation u the Chinese Min
Isser ia Washington this erder was revoked
and the soldiery retained til August 39lh
following. Twas informed By thDati0Fney
that no one in SEATTLE bat himself knew d
this revocation till amer il was in eject
The occupancy and rental Of your bald
| ihzs I know vas not IN the least a. yoaE
solicitation. or even advice. and on the &C
end occupancy you assented with reluctance
aad 5eeiarAti0as Of apprehension thai there
BY the property might be depreelaied,
Net fact or circumstances connected with
this ole matter disclosed 3 suspicion @
| nv mind that . question Of personal proui
or gain catered the least into Jour motives
And an sure uhatever OfIeial OF personal
acts | vs. uitaeSs OF Impressed NE win
the siaerrify Of your purpose 70 do what
sosTer y0a eeald fer tie commOa veal. r.
gardiess Of persanAl eonsioeFa Ions.
Yourself and the very able e0acjutcrs 10
Seattle who stood BY you in those trials de-
serve the highest commemorative. and can
net bat think that the few Who wSuld al
this day Willy yoa are themselves OF tne
West
Ian, sir, with the greatest speet,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
70 chr sumcRIBzRs.
Published IN ne Pnut BuEIdisx, On Mn
seeest, eeattie. Wash TeF.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
GENTS SHOES.

G 2l54 Gents buff, button, lace and
congr' s., plain and narrow toe; TO IL E;
prIcp, 50.
G 3102 Gents veal calf, in button, lace
and cor gress, plain and narrow toe; 6 to
10; $3.50.
1862. Cents calf, button, lace and
congress, wide and narrow toe; 6 to 10;
50
G 31I0. Gents calf, plsin toe, congress,
extension sole; 5 to 10; $3.50.
G 3ll2- Gents calf, plain wide toe,
bu ton; to 10; So 90.
G 31l6 Gents calf, hand sewed, plain
wide toe congress; to 10; s5.
G 3I18 Gents calf hand sewed con-
gress, plain and capped toe; to 10;
$3.50
G S066. GENTS calf, hand welt, button
lace aud congress, plain and capped toe !;
to 10: S.
G 1915. Gents calf, hand sewed, but.
ton, lace and congress, plain and csppe d
toe; to 10; Sc so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Children's Shoes.

1910. Children's KID. haEd turned
button, with heel; 4 TO h 81, 81 25 and
81 so
G 1853. sChildren's Dongola. hand
turref snatten, spring heel; to u; 81 %
FTP. Children's fine kid solid, work.
god hole, wedge heel end sewed button
to II; 81 so.
G I4I5. CnildTen's kid, hand turned
ezra nigh cut, button; 81 80 and S1.75
G 1915. CniIdren's grain solar tip hut
ton, with heel and spring heel; 81, 81 %
AND 81 so.
G 1875 Children's goat, solar tip but
ton, with heel and spring heel; 81 sc
and S1.75
G 1902. Children's grain, solar tip lace
shoe; 8 to 10t: 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Gloves.
Sizes, 81 to u.

a 9037' ladies' 4-butron ki6 gloves,
assorted coiOrs, at 75c each.
A 9O0I. Ladies' 5-hook Foster kid
gloves, black and assorted coIors, ct 81
and 81 %.
A 9Ol0. Ladies' 7-hook Foster kid
gloves, black and colors, embroidered
back, st 81 so.
A 9027. Misses' shook Foster kidg, sll
colors, st Si.I0.
A 1881. Ladies' fine cashmere wool
gloves. black snd assorted colors, at 25c,
Csc and SOC.
A 1921 L7diee' knit silk mittens. ali
solors, at 81 %, 81 so and 81.
A 5ll4 Ladies' wool mittens, sIc0lOrs,
st 35: and SOC.
54I8 Children's wool mittens, Gil
colors, at 25c and SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Napkins.

E 90l9. Seventy FIVE dozen nspkins, al
linen, fancy striped, siza 15xl5, ct 40c per
dozen. This is splendid bargain CD
these goods and far below the marke'
value.
$40. Forty eight dozen of this lot
which are oil linen aud red checked bor
der, slza 16x1G very fine, price, 75c PEI
dom, worth ST. 10.
El110. The Efnest selection of nspkfrS
for the holiday trade, consisting ofcrean
and white with beautiful designs and Dor
d+rs; price, Sl.76, 81, 80 80, IS 80 and
ST dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Wkst Z little cash will pick up at Taylor;
this week.
Handkerchief :!

A 1851. 200 dozen ladies' fancy bordered
hsnokeIchiefs ct Sc and SC each.
A 95Ol. $50 dozen laoies' union linen
hemstitched hsudkerchiefs, white and
fancy, at I0c, 12tc and l5c.
a 9676. 275 dozen ladies' al linen hem
stitched white and fancy bordered hand
kerchefs at 20c and Csc.
A 236. I75 dozen ladies' fiue fancy en-
broidered and hemsritched linen hsndker-
chiefs, white or fancy, at 35c, 40c and SOC
each.
A 637I. Ito dozen ladies' fine white and
fancy embroidered and hemstitched linen
cambria hapdke5chiefs at 75t 81 and 1925
a 6245. 100 dozen ladies' foe linen
cambria, white and fancy embroidered and
hemst''c7sd handkerchiefs, at $3.50, 50
and 81 81 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Jerseys.
Sizes, 50 to q.

II 5472. Lsdies' plain all wool black
jerseys 81 81, S1.25, 81 so, $l.75. 81 and
$3.50 each.
II 34l4. LADIES' fue oil wool black
braided jerseys st 50, 50 %, So so 50 IS,
So and So so
H 3602 Ladies extra fine deliberately
besded black Jerseys st So so, 81 snd SIS.
II 1916. Ladies' foe ell wool braided
military JERSEYS, black, navy and cardinal,
st IS and IS 80.
II $500. ladies' fine all wool black jer-
seys with fancy embroidered vest front ct
81 90, So. $3.50 and So
II 3i79 Ladies' fine 81 wool black
Bretone Jerseys, double breast, plated
front, at 81 so, 50 and $3.50.
II $500. Ladies' fine tailOr-made iar-
seys. in fancy, check snd stripes, at So 80,
So, 50 80 and 81.
II $50. ladies' fine fancy checked and
striped jerseys at 50, 1926, $3.50 and SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Black Silks.

C57S2 20-inch black gros grain silk;
price, 75c, s5c, 81 and 81 %.
G 5772 % inch black Elem cashmere
eros ersin silk; price, 81 so, s175, 50
snd 80 so.
c =. 20-inch . antique MORE in all
shades: price, 81 per yard.
C5776 20-iuch blsck surah silk; price,
81, 81 25, 81 so and S1.75
c 1852. 22-irch black R1sdsma silk,
price. 81, 81 25, 81 80 and 81 70.
c 5757 % inch blsck hrocsded silk;
price. 75c, 81, $3.50, 50. 50 so, So so.
c 6205 22-inch black antique MORE;
price, 81 %, 81 so, 50 ard 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Ladies' Knit Underwear

Il 1888. Waite nerino vests and pants
1t Soc and Z sc each.
$3.50. White wool vests and pants at
III and 81 25 each.
1854 Fine white cashmere vests and
pants IT 81 so and 81 Is each.
Fl 1873 Fine white lambs wool vests
and pants st 50 each.
S27g Scarlet all wool vests and pants
es 81 and 81 % each.
a S26S. Fine scarlet cashmere wool
vests and pants ct 81 so and 81 each.
1861. Fine zephyr knit vests, low
neck and short sleeves, st 55c and 81
each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
WOIsted Dress Goods.

G 1882. 90 inch cotton cashmere and
brocade; price, &c per yard.
G 1867. 22-inch wool filed Hamilton
alpaca in colors and black; price, loo per
yard.
c 1860. 22-inch Elberton costume cloth
in plaid and stripes; price 10c per yard
G 1851. % inch satin De Game in stripe
and brocade; price, 10c per yard.
G $500 22-inca Pacific cashmere, wool
fled; pr ica. 121c per yard.
c 1908 22-incn brocades and fancies;
price, 15c per yard.
c 1901. 22-inch cashmere debege; price,
l5c per yard.
c 1916 34-inch e. Y. Cashmere, ali
shades; price, 25c per yard.
G 1885 22-lnch fancy plaids, all colors;
price, 25c per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Hosiery.
S:zas, s to %.

o.A@b, 70 ..
a 40I7. LADIES' fine silk hose, black and
colors. al 81, 81 IS and S. so.
4 6O07. Ladies' f re Isle hose, black
and colors, at SOC and 75c.
A 1922 Ladies' fue cashmere hose,
black and colors. SOC, 75c and 81.
SI45. Ladies' heavy wool hose, bi1ck
and colors, at So and Acc.
SIP Lldies' heavy fleece lined hose
ell colOrs, st soc.
1854 Ladies' heavy cotton hose, all
CO!ors, st Csc, 35c and SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
All Wool Dress Goods.

C 1872 36-ipch all wool cashmere, all
colors; price, SOC per yard.
404I. 40 inch all wool serge, in all
snloes; price, SOC. 655 and 75c per yard.
4O46 36-inch camel hair serge; price,
Csc.
C 1852 Sc inch all wool hair line stripe;
price. SOC pr yerd.
C 1865 40-iBch silk and wool mixed
French DeGsorguett, in fine stripe; price,
75C pr yard.
4647. IS inch French pin check cres-
saline c!otn; price, 81 pev yard.
C4662 40 ipcl all wool croisette plaids;
price, S5c par yard.
ca. AZ inch Beatrice cloth, sll wool;
price 80; per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Misses Shoes.

G l4t0. Misses kid, machine sewed,
work. d hole, button; ii to 2; S125.
G l445. Misses grain, mschire sewed,
WORKED mole hutton; II 20 2; 81 %.
G 1442 Misses gost, machine sewed,
worked hole, button; IL to 2; 81 so and
So
G 1873. Misses grain, solar tip, spring
heel. hutton; 10 70 l31; 81 75.
G 1868. Misses goat, spring heel, but
ton; 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
For so Cents.

F 2l3l. Wool filed ingram carpet.
+ 1898. Butchers linen.
f 3243. FriDged and stamped mommie
linen spiasners.
+ 3235. Lace pillow shsms per p1ir.
+ 32i6 Handsome Turkish tidy.
+ 1920 Braided lace tidy.
499 Brussels carpet per yard.
+ 3F3. Brass trimmed wood cornice
poe.
1896. Dadoed window shade.
+ 1924. Oae dCz Gypsy kettles all colors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
SlaW|Sand ScariS

Il SI9S. Opera ecsrfs all colors, at
81 %. 81 90, 50 and So so.
b 5000 Opera shawls, all colors, at IS,
SIS 90, 81, 81 so and IS.
81 $500 Fine silk crepe opera shawls,
all co ors, at IS, $40 and Sill.
II 320+. L phVr crochet shawls, all
colors, at SOC, Zoe, 81, $1.25, 81 so and
$l.75.
Il 1867. Toboggsn caps st 4Oc, SOC and
7sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Quilts.
Towels.

E S785. Ninety dozen towels, fancy
borders, size 15x28; price, sc esch.
E s80l. One Hundred dozen extra heavy
Grape linen towels, 1896 inches, at l24c;
worth 17dc each.
E 1856. Sxty-fve dozen heavy linen
towels, fancy borders, knotted fringe,
size 20x40; price per dozen, So so.
E 1000 handsome line of fancy
towels suitable for Christmas presents,
ranging in price from SOC to 50 piece.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
For IS Cents.

f 250l. Rattan door mats.
+ 27S Wool I'll extra super carpet.
F 1892 Lice pillow soams per pair.
F 3444 One doz Pom Pons all colors.
F 5o3. Brussels carpct.
F 1869. R.mmir cloth per yard.
F2ll9. Lace curtains per pair.
F l772. Blue and red bordered dresser
scarf.
34l6. Japanese brass trimmed cor
nice pole.
Fs5S. Linolium oiled )or mating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Linen Crash.

E 1901. All linen crash, very fine, IA
inches wide; price, 10c per yard.
E92 SOL. Red eDd blue checked fine
linen, 10 inches wide; price, l5c per yard
4 10,501. Rucbis crash, all linen, Is
inches wide; price, 10c per yard
5052 Heavy twilled crash, 20 inches
wide; price, zoe per yard.
LII. A complete line of embroid-
cries in all widths and all prices, from sc
per yard up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
For 40 Gems.

F 1897. Butchers linen.
F 1880. Brass trimmed cornice poles.
F 1912 Turkish chair tidy.
F 1886 Lace pillow shems per pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
COlOred Silk.

G 1881. 20-iuch colored surah silk;
price, 81 and $I.25.
G S77l. 20-inch colored gros grain silk
pric', Soc, 75c, soc and 81.
CS0S2 90 inch colored Rhadams 81 TX;
81, 81 % and 81 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
What little cash will pick up st Taylor's
this week In the
ShoeDepartnlent.
Infants Shoes.

G 1851. Infants goat, turned, no heel
button; to s; t0c
G 1862 Infants kid, turned, no heel
button; to 5; 81 and S125.
G 1850. Inf4uts' Dorgola, turned, nc
heel; to 5; 81 and 81 %.
G 1856. Infants bronze kid, no heel,
button; to 5; SI25
G 1893 Infants kid, turned, tasse
button; 0 to 8; 81 %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Black Goods Department.

c 1922 3G-inch black diagonal; price,
35c per ysrd.
ASIA 36-inch sll wool extra quality
cashmere; price, soc, So and Csc p ryard.
G 1861. 36-inch eli wool diagsnal;
price, SOC per yard.
c 404I 40inch all wosl serge, extra
quality; price Csc, 75c, IS: end 81.
G 1911 40-incn all wool stripe cordu-
rette; price, 75s per yard.
C466t. 40-inCh basket plaid cashmere;
price, 75c
c 1857. 40-inch black Beatrice cloth;
pIice, soc per yard.
CI4S4 36-inch silk wDrp Henrietta
cloth; price, 81. 81 % and Sl35.
G 1872 4S-lnch black French cashmere;
price, 81 per yard.
G 1855 40 inch black Helious Rey
strip; price, 81 %.
c 1859 40-inch drab DeAlma, black;
price, ST. %,
1902 4O-inch black sebasterpool;
price, SIPS.
Black FlanneIs and Tric0t.
G. 1917. Sc inch all wool flannel; price,
SOC PR gard.
c 7643 36-inch all wool French tricot;
price so; per yard.
c 1886. finch black ladies' cloth;
price, So per yard.
c 6625. 54-inch black French tricot;
price 81 per yard.
COl0red Dress FlanneIs and Tri-
cots.
c 1867. 36-inch all wool plaid and gray
flannel; price, 40c per yard.
c 1915 Sc inch all wool plain fi.nnels:
price, SOC per yard.
C 1910. 56-inch all wool French Tricot;
price. Coo.
C764O. 81 inch all wool ladies' cloth,
sll shades; price, S5c.
c 1890, S4-incn all wool French tricot;
price, 81 per yard.
c 1919. 48-incd striped French fianreI;
price, 75c per yard.
c 1901. 27-inch French plaid and stripe
fannes for children's wear; price, SOC
per yard.
C 1870. 32-inch Homade fannels in
checks and stripes; price, 90: per yard.
COIOred Silk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
What little cash will Lick up at Taylor's
this week in The shape Of
Dress Goods and Silks.

Read carefully, select what you want,
and if you cannot come in person, order,
giving number and price required. All
goods warranted as advertised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
Linen Sets.

% E 6s5 Eieg'nt patterns in plain and
fancy, sizes OF ia and II 4, with large
napkins; price, So, s. so and Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
SIZES, s TO 10.

1924
and
1927
6 1927 Gents Morocco bible 81
6 312l Cents fancy slippers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
For IS Cents.

For 75 Cents.
F $50. Linolium oiled a)or mating.
F SAG. All wool extra super carpet.
+ $40 Brussels carpet.
1886 Nottingham lace pillow shams
s076 One dcZ new style brass metal
pom pons.
F2l69. Lace curtains per pair.
Fl173. Rattan door mats
f 1861. Handsome dadoed window
shades.
2 1776. Embroidered flannel table
covers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
For 30 Cents.

F 2439. Ole doZ. Pom Pons all colors.
F 1887. WOrsted aud silk ball fringe.
+ 3242 Knotted fringed stamped linen
splsshers.
F l3s Yd wide cotton ingram carpet.
T 3208 Beautiful Turkish tidy.
F 30l4. Brass or nickel extension shade
bars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
What little cash will pick up at Teylor's
this week in tie
WHITE GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

E10,340. One case extra quality Turkey
red table damask at SOC per yard; well
worth 65c.
E10,336. Twenty pieces white table
damask, fire quality, choice pattern at SOC
per vard-54 inches wide.
E los. ~ inch wide white table damask,
beautiful pattern, at 81 per yard; price
elsewhere, $3.50.
Quilts.
E10,034 Two cases toilet quilts, ia
size, choice patterns, at 81 each would be
cheap at 81 80
Z 1000 One Hundred Marseilles
quilts, fancy patterns, in red and blue;
price, $2.5 and $3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
For % Gents.

For % Gents.
F 1886 Stamped linen splasher.
F l740 Brass curtain chains.
+ l777 8rxss t4ssel hooks.
+ 1925 DOuble-fqced cotton flannel.
+ AZ Yd wide cotton ingram carpet.
Z 2477. Yd wide tinted scrim.
f 3207. Turkish tide.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-18
For 500.

For 500.
F25l5. Smyrna mat.
F2I70. Ecrn Nottingham lace curtains
per pair.
F 639. Body brussels carpet.
F 5l3. Best grade tapestry brussels
carpet.
3239. Stamped linen dresser scarf.
$3.50 Stamped Turkish satin tidy.
F 27l5 Mast beautiful window shades
1891. Tinsel Windsor cloth for Lam
briqufn.
F 1890. Fine fringe for scarfs, banners,
ETC., etc.
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State there are now nearly 1000 volumes,
an increase of :, 900 in two years.
Among the things recommended are
these:
A law to insure the prompt payment Of
teachers salaries.
A reduction of the length of the school
month from twenty-five to twenty days.
A graded course OF study for the public
schools.
A system of progressive examinations in
securing different grades of teachers GER
tifcateS.
The giving of instruction in regard to
the effects of alcoholic drinks, stimulants
and narcotics.
That all graduates Ofthe Normal schools
and the University, who have taught for
three years and have received q No. l GER
ti6cate be granted a provisional State cers
tifcate for ten years.
But the one great object on which SUI
perintendent MORGAN places particular
stress is the unifcation of the school sys-
tenn of the State He advocates four grades
of schools: Elementary schools; high
schools and academies; colleges and uni
versitieS; and professional schools. To
meet the present needs of the State, he
wishes graded course of study for the free
schools, the completion Of which will adj
nit pupils to high schools and academies.
He has formed an academic course of study
for the dilferant high schools and acade-
mics of the State and for department of
the Normal schools, the completion of
which course admits pupils to the Univer-
sity.
1t will be seen that the Superintendent
has broad and liberal views on the great
question of education, and deserves the
hearty cooperation of the people in i'm
proving the school system and furthering
the cause of learning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-19
REPORT OF THE STATE sUPERIN.

TENDEST OF FREE SCHOOLS
The biennial report of the State Super
intendent of Free Schools, Is. S. MORGAN,
is very complete and gives q good insight
into the working of the school system,
and makes quite a number of important
recommendations.
The report states that the number Of
schools in 1885 was 4,105, and in 1856
4,437, an increase OF 332. The enumera-
ton of school youth for 1885, was $50, AS;
for 1856, 242, 752, an increase of 6,607.
The enrolment for 1885 was loo, 220; for
1886, 172, 259, an increase of 6,039. The
average daily attendance for 1885, was
los, $40; for 1886, 1O3, $50 a decrease Of
1850, attributed by the Superintendent to
1.-THE distressing drought and hard times
that affected certain sections of the State. "
The number of school houses in 1885
was 4, 156; the number in 1SS6 was 4, 262.
The total increase in the two years has
been 1651yalued at t174,4 ass. The total
value of school houses in the State is 81,
COS, 962.
In the year 1856 there were 1925 teach
ers employed, gain of ia over 1885, and
a gain of 2s3 over 1884.
To these teachers were paid in 1886,
1914, sos, an increase OfS32, 929 over 1884.
The number of teachers attending teach
ers' institutes in 1886, was 6, 203 almost a
thousand more than during the preceding
year.
Eight counties besides many towns have
teachers reading circles that are proving
of great benefit to the teachers.
In the public school libraries Of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-19

Mr.. DAVIS has served two terms in the
Senate. He was elected in 1870 by the
first Democratic Legislature, and again in
1876. Senator KENSA is his successor.